The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-16
Sherman. lei IN A ! !.
HIS OPENING SPEECII IN THE
0HIO'CAMpAIGN .N
At Wilmineton...E Re-
ception
And IN Able Speech by the Great
Statesman.
A Mastery Presentation Of the
Issues Of the Day.
lie Pays His Respects to President
Cleveland
III His Usual Aggressive. aud En-.
tertaining Style. M
lie Pays His Respects to President
Cleveland
In His Usual Aggressive. aud En-.
tertalning Style.

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WILMINGTON, o., Sept. 15.-senator
John Sherman made his ii,st speech in the
Ohio camnaipn to.5av ~ a ,sroa ,ea,,no
Nj :. A.. p, ~ AAoe.Nh
ue!u u. sne isAf GROUNDS. among other
things no said: ss
We ought not to ignore the clsime OF
no,it;ca) organizations ,ho oro ,,o,o.t;no
...,-s. :, - ~. 80. "Ac aAo pAo'ess'1s
asa1nb' posn tne great national parties o.
our country, because they are compsra.
lively few in number and limited to sin.
ola obiact or nrincin,a Jt;atho ,;nht ou,,
s'r'e' 1s.o tA'' ~. ,.su' anu
outy VI any oooy Oh American cltlzens 10
seek by association to accomplish any
measure they think will advance the
nnblic inteyeats and oftan hy tbs;r ,,o,
they psy5 attention to lust measured and
reforms, but usually succeed in defeating
19g Tl, parry @ most - IN eympathy WITH i,5 them.
tandancv d " f'A NJ '1' oAe.' "uo s''n - 'ne
= ..'"'' -
THE PROHIBITION PARTY.
No fair man will dispute the fact that
the Republican par.y has done more. and.
i,on, ~ oonnoa;t;on ord to.d.ao;a- ~,
t.ouA As' .onApo'''ion enu 'enaencieS' VIII
20 more lof the caude OF temperance than
Inc Democraec VIII or can 40. The Dow
law, placed by It on the statutes OF Ohio.
ID . more enective meaanre IN restraining
ana lessenlng tae evils saat now from the
Hquor frame than any other measure pro-
poaed ~ etner party. Inc leaders OF the
frohloltlon party know iuil vel! that
every measure tending to promote Prohi-
oltion on the restraint oi the liquor trail
nc has been anu WILL Dc opposed by the
Democfatlc party, a party whose success
IN Ohlo iof lour years hss been given to
1t BY those who sell and by those who
consume spifiIons Nquors' And YET our
lto4ioit.on lllenoa am III thelr snGiEa at
u tne hepuoican pasty anu ac1 as aliles OF
the democratic party. .o
THE RErUBLIcAN AND DEMOCRATIC pARrlEs
nsturs)ly divide the poonle of the 1yn;ted
stoto. w. onn,.;n, fo,oo, NJ M,.t sa
''S,'S .M NV opp's,"s l'teS'' "os' snen
viii oe satlshsu to belong to one or the
othes, thoagh nos agreeing ensifaly with
either. And tneoe parties are not TO ba
.esteo ny wnae tney ploM!ae, nas py %hat
Lney 10; anu not entlIely oy %hat they
nave oone, out Whas th9y VIII 10. And
" ls py lnese !esls INC hspuollc9o party
ls alwaya ,"llhng 70 70 tiieu. ~ IS not
alraia OF lls pao1, !oI tnat l9csudee tho
most euccesSlul ana Aonotap!e achieVe'
ment N peace OF IN wai that " mas oeen
me go9d iotsohe Oh any party to accomp-
itlenos "9u!u u; uale tSs compare % .ne scse, say
!nss Z, en9 aoinRs q tIs Demccsa!1s party,
its Nottheth sno opu'nefn 'o w'aee, lot she
lsst tult1y yesss Sisa 'Hs aG' satlnss ana
eolnss ol !he hepuol!caa parry I !. IS
from huen comparison they lhsuncAVe.
y snfln1: ~ was l2f maSihS thas com,
pallsoh ~ SpfluSeein, ~ tne mona OF
Abraham Lsnooln, thst was arts'Snod
Sy cur Democtdttc .sieAo. Nofin ana
sou.h Iof waving th9 bi9o1y
9affs' ~ Wn a!ooay saiss.
u lS snaneiess record. me
n,gns !9r slavery, tne Tensl'
lioa ana Il, l.s ies,lai Shaoi J., loa5es, as the
course ot tne copnerleaas IN !ha NORTH,
the ron ~ SSv ore cAy, lhe hnIgtta
oi the uoluen oiscir, IN taa'Sla. me lear.
iul c!imes CT tna hu k1aS Nsans 'he
cheating Genefn! aoo Sfaet oa: Q! me Vole Of
~ NY sa;g aon, @ mi',nn of a,p vnte1 e.
derived Of their franchise wherever lheir
yotes would count, the election oi u!sye.
land-ls vas q ploooy shifL DGs ala any
answer tnls a.la'en'aent ~ l s!ate
one einS!e lalng as u lacs shae was nov
truef But some say lns pI'gones 90 ny
cones. 30 6e IT. OsItsla tsnhetieet afo
afraid ! might huft eome ones leeilpgssS
that We ohoula bahlsa tnls wafo 'Ieoer,
from our vocabulary; tnat We snonlu taxe
the new soatn WIN hspuol1cans' WMte
ana olsck, counted ohs apG say uo!hing'
We must oeeome accustoMaa e the
RESTORATION o. tne olu regime as Oson-
VOLTS Houndheaos Dsc1me aGcuatomed to
the court Oh wing Cnsfsse. We muas our
render our oap1uteu lW 70 the rebels
VINO pofo tnem' = Our ulanu army poys,
now Den6 ana gray, mags mafon unaef
the new nag OF droVef cleveland, o. not
ho!d their camp htes IN ~. LOUIS: TINS
Is tue neT gospel OF democracy ana Mug
wumpiem;
After discussing o. Length ths Damo-
cra'c 1'auIs "a ohlo' Mf. eneralAH n. tprn'
Cd hls stseA!,oh 70 lne !slln quesIon'
ahd, among olher things esld: ~
aE sEw CONGRESS 5
ia sh,ut IN n;aot and c}rasdv the free
80 oI.,,s,t ~ w. r. ,r,anro,;o n,,,r : re
!faoe e'e'n sis " su' ''eAo''4s's pat.s ate
IN active consultation 70 formulate psan
by Which tue neeaeu foauctlon Of we
revenue may % carf.ea OUT on we zee
trade line: alr; Oarts!e, pernapa tno
most astuse ieodef OK tne OeihoGfa!'e
party, ana approaching moro nearly 10
intellect, IN hie p!,Eclp!os anu laees 10
those OF NJ. Calhoun Is, II 's said IN con.
neetion Wlth Mr.. Mills 10 preparing t2rllt
bill on that line. with, it 10 ssld, tho assist
ance Of the President gnd the Secretary